. >> cher and keith met seven years before that when the vivacious blonde walked into a little bar keith owned in florida. >> came in and those big blue eyes and big smile. i was hooked. she was just so beautiful. >> cher grew up in st. louis where her all american good looks got her into modelling as a teenager. >> she would walk in a room and, beep, everybody knew she was there. she was always happy. she always had a smile for everybody. >> eventually, cher moved to florida where her sister judy says she became a savvy businesswoman, running her own neon sign company. >> she would always make sure she had that income. she made sure she was setting herself up for what exactly what she wanted to do was retire and travel around the world. >> cher did travel but mostly in the u.s. then a friend invited her to visit exotic boca del toro. >> it decided to live there in seven days. the people here were phenomenal. children love panama and kids. >> keith is a carpenter. he built their dream home, a collection of shiny building on top of their lush green island. cher planted a tropical garden a

keith: interesting. we looked back to the post-world war ii period and despite whether a president loses both , fromuse or the senate october to december of average has beenr point, there one or two incident -- instances of decline and you point to one of those out but what is interesting is if you fast-forward further to march, you're not seeing one instance of negative returns for the s&p, so we have seen midterm elections with strong returns around midterms. david: that is on average over history but not necessarily definitive. look at this election. what difference will it make to equity markets if the house flips the democrats or it remains republican? keith: in terms of if the house flips two democrat, that is largely what is expected by markets and the question becomes is it priced in? it contract multiple times over the course it contract multiple times over the course of october, worrying about rates and china but also some reason about midterm elections. i think the setup if you look back at hi

griebel, and it comes from keith. keith: thank you. good evening. i want to begin by turning our attention to the states largest cities, where in many cases we see higher levels of unemployment and fewer job opportunities that are more affluent communities. what is your plan to bring more vitality to our state cities in a time of vibrant -- a time of budget constraints. mr. stefanowski: we have two vibrant cities in this state, stanford and new haven. has made a yale major leadership push in new haven, bringing retail and residents to the city. that's a dynamic city. clearly you have major challenges in hartford. in bridgeport there have been different sides than some of our smaller cities. the thing we have to do, and i use hartford as an example, get the mill rate down, it is 75 now, down to 50. examples of how to do that when include taking the state owned office buildings and putting those in the agreements were those buildings would come back on the commercial roles. we have do have serious discussions with other holders of tax-exempt propertie

that's what i do. ♪ when the sun goes down and the stars come out ♪ ♪ can you feel it >> reporter: keith urban is as at home in brooklyn's barclay center as he is in the global arena. he's new zealand born, australian raised, and 100% nashville. >> the ground floor of what i do, the base foundation of who i am is a country artist. it's what i grew up playing, so it's the deepest in my dna. >> reporter: it was in 2011 that keith first invited us home for our third cma special. is it a struggle to stay sober? >> it was a struggle to live the life i was living before. yeah. that's what the actual real struggle is. >> reporter: throughout that struggle, his wife, actress nicole kidman, has been by his side. if someone who hadn't met nicole, how would you describe her to them? >> extremely pure spirit. a really, really extraordinarily rare, i think, pure spirit. i'll spend the rest of my life trying to find the right words because it's, you know, words are limiting. >> reporter: keith and nicole celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary this year. >> we have a real life in the sense that we d

coming up, our exclusive inside keith urban's cma rehearsal that's hitting new heights. but right now nischelle is in studio with news of another country star, chris lane's new reality romance. tell me more, niecy. >> yiefr -- i've got a lot more, nancy. bachelor nation is loving this one. lauren bushnell didn't find her happily ever after with ben higgins. now enter chris up first in tonight's know and tell, lauren's new lane. >>> after months of being just friends lauren and country singer chris lane are dating. a source tells "e.t." it's brand new and they are enjoying spending time together. they've been flirting on social media for a while now but the couple made their red carpet debut at last night's bmi country awards in nashville. in more bachelor news it's baby bells and wedding bells for arie luyendyk jr. and fiance lauren burnham. >> we're excited to start a family. we bought a beautiful house. we're really settling in in arizona. >> the couple's expecting their first child together in june of next year and tells "us weekly" they're still planning on saying i

charles: keith? >> charles, the fed has missed every major financial crisis in existence since its creation. the thing that is important here that they have finally said, finally got a fed chairman who acknowledged all of the stuff that investors and traders look at every single day. we are data driven. the fed has not historically been on the same page. now potentially they are, and i think that potentially is very, very encouraging. >> scott, while they missed all the major economic disasters, say they created every economic recession. so they are walking a fine line? >> that's there, but also charles, they have added gasoline to every economic fire to some degree. >> bingo. >> as keith pointed out. this is hard as human, want to see expansion, want to see people make more money, get jobs, higher stock markets. do we want a fed that is very hawkish in your their tone or to keith's point completely deattached from real money markets today. to me this is a good sign, the fed based on the fact that th

griebel, and it comes from keith. keith: thank you. good evening. i want to turn our attention to the states largest cities -- to the state's largest cities, where we see higher unemployment and fewer job opportunities than our rural committees. what is your plan to bring greater fatality to our state's cities in a time of budget constraints? have twonowski: we vibrant cities in this state, stanford and new haven. new haven has made a major bringing retail and residence to the city. that's a dynamic city. clearly you have major challenges in hartford. in bridgeport there have been different sides, and the thing we have to do, and i use hartford as an example, get the is 75 now,own, it down to 50. it would include taking state , whereffice buildings those buildings would come back on commercial roles. we need to have serious discussions with the holders of tax exempt properties, the owners of hospitals and higher are still using police and fire emergency services. we have to have those conversations to attract private sector investment to those citie

we met up with keith and neighboring dairy farmers to talk about how hard it is to survive these days. here in marathon county 29 dairy farms have gone under in the past year. >> reporter: you are watching people get out of dairy farming. >> yes. >> reporter: big time. so what is that like when you see one of your friends, your community decide to throw in the towel? what takes a person at that point? >> it is like getting hit in the stomach. >> you don't want to see them leave because you don't know if you will be next. >> reporter: stress level is high. >> suicide rates are high. >> reporter: as soon as i said that, everyone was nodding. >> i see some farmers getting suicide numbers in their milk checks. >> reporter: here is your help, here is your aid. >> here is your check, and if you are thinking about doing something scary, call this number. >> if i have insurance on myself, i go out and commit suicide and the family gets the insurance money. some of the guys are planning to kill themselves so the family gets insurance money to keep the farms running. >> reporter: the president

keith has mental health issues. like some claimants, he's vulnerable. why is it that you're not working? i lost my lostjob, because of depression, too much time off. it's a horrible thing. you can't be bothered to do anything. he admits his life is chaotic. he just can't budget. one thing about universal credit is that your rent will go to you. yes. what does that mean? there is a fair chance the council won't be getting it! i'm just terrible with money. i can't budget at all. they make you take the rent money yourself. yeah, i can't do that. nightmare with money, me. this what is i have been trying to say, i have borrowed this phone off somebody to phone you. anthony smith is on the phone to the council about his rent arrears, all £4,000 worth. if it's not enough, that's all they can do. he's desperate to avoid eviction. i know i'm in trouble. he's convinced that if the rent part of his universal credit had been paid direct to the council, he wouldn't be in this position. you can have all the universal credit money, get them to give it you. he knows h

here's keith morrison. >> it was september 11th, 2001, just everyone knows where they were that awful day. like the glamorous trio that was traveling north through california's yosemite national park, even as the rest of the world's attention was focused on new york city, they were intent on their own urgent need, their desires, their fears, their deadly love triangle. so they probably didn't appreciate the passing wonders, the astonishing cliffs, the water falls, the giant sequoias. here is one of them. his name was larry mcnabney, and he was a tall, handsome man, a well-known and respected attorney from nevada, a personal injury specialist, made buckets of money, loved the big life, loved being in control. >> there was never a hair out of place. there wasn't dust on his desk. his pen was always in the same spot. >> larry's daughter was crazy about him in awe of his type a personality, his joy of life, his courtroom presence. >> i loved to go to the courtroom and watch my dad. it was mesmerizing to me. >> he commanded the place. >> he was completely confident, not an ounce of shyness

she'd been gone a week when the sheriff asked detective keith matz to look into it. that text message. something off, said her family. >> this doesn't sound like marie. >> reporter: huh, so when you got that one -- the antenna must have gone up, huh? >> the antennas did go up. >> reporter: detective nesli suhi-moore didn't hear about the case then. because -- >> i was on leave. >> reporter: on maternity leave. >> correct. so -- and i came back, two weeks after she was initially reported missing. >> reporter: and that's when nesli heard from other detectives about the case keith was working on. >> and -- poor keith had no idea that i was gonna come bully my way into that investigation. >> reporter: and why did you wanna bully your way into the investigation? >> i think the connection of just having a child -- i just knew that she didn't leave on her own. >> reporter: so here they were. partners. the young detective who happened to be a brand new mother. and the veteran who'd seen just about everything. and who soon learned from friends and family that marie was deeply

keith: she did not ignore the president. i'm sure she had eyes wide open on what this outspoken president might say in reaction to this. this is sort of the beginning of the conversation. g.m. was very precise and its language saying these are unallocated plants. they didn't use the absolute term closed. we are entering a contract negotiation hit with the united auto workers. the union was various and have signal -- furious and have signaled they are going to find new products for these plants. guy: is there a question as well about mary barrow's strategic plan for this business? essentially what she is doing is pointing gm to becoming a service company, a company that produces cars that basically makes its revenue stream from offering a service around them. how is the analyst community greeting this idea and is a completely on board? keith: investors love to this news yesterday and jeff that the stock. all the analyst reports today has been very positive. they feel what she is doing is creating a stronger cash flow that wil

keith, let me start with you. a lot of things going on and for investors and to deal with and grapple with. feels like a new story. in things we talked about i mentioned on the way in, how important are they to you? >> well they are obviously very important charles on a lot of things but what investors need to do right now, what we're counseling people to do, stick to your knitting, companies anzios that proved themselves in adverse conditions. stick to companies growing faster than the growth rate coming in as you mentioned really high. those are the companies that can survive any potential downturn and ironically can come rocketing out the other side. charles: monica, today we have walmart. it was fantastic. they missed on the top line but that was currency. home depot had a good number but that stock struggled. we're in environment they're selling rallies no matter what the news is. we've been in environment where they're buying the dips no matter how bad the news was. i guess you take the good and the bad but

. >>> and nicole kidman's birthday surprise for hubby keith. don't ask her to cook. >> i'm a terrible cook. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> well the weekend hasn't started yet, but we already know what to binge watch. julia roberts in homecoming. it's a suspenseful thriller that started streaming on amazon today. julia is so good, even her co-stars were freaked out. >> what was it like you get the call and you said they said you got the role and you're going to be working opposite julia freakin' roberts? >> yeah i'm still scratching my head. >> i am actually changing my name. freakin' is now actually -- >> julia freakin' -- >> my parenthetical middle name. yes. >> we read together and he walked out of the room and i was like well that's the guy, right there. there he went. something go stop him in the pal. see if he's available in february. >> julia pulls off the mysterious conspiracy thrilling genre really well in her role as a therapist in "homecoming." new coming stefan james is one of her patients. in real life she's a mom of th

the president is pointing that out in a very powerful way, much like he did in 2016. >> keith? >> in all of that racism and xenophobia and anti-immigration bashing -- >> america is not a race. that's not racism. america is not a race. >> excuse me. >> you accused me of racism. >> steve, i let you finish. >> you can't just call me a racist without a reply. >> all of the xenophobia and hatred and anger that you jews spewed out against a different group of people -- >> no angrer. >> i didn't hear from new anything about health care, education, tax cuts, any of the things that the american people actually care about. because the republicans are running on fear. that's what donald trump has specialized in, this demagoguery, this racist, sexist, xenophobic, anti-immigrant, transphobic, islamophobic fear campaign that is actually very effective at ginning up the support among his base but is not where the american people are. america is changing. the republican party has no black or hispanic nominees for governor in 2018. the democratic party is putting up african-americans, hispanics

also so in love, keith urban and nicole kidman, my girl. and they both were crying when he won the biggest award of the night, entertainer of the year. tears all around. it was a little bit of a different vibe than when we saw cardi b riding on a bicycle at the amas two weeks ago. >> who wears the shirt better, muir or keith urban? >> the tight. >> the tight black v-neck. >> it's a tough call. >> i know. >> tonight, i have to go with this guy. the night belonged to keith urban. >> we have other news in "the skinny," right? you have to see this act of kindness towards california firefighters. my pretend husband, rock star dave grohl was helping up the california firefighters. dave grohl was helping up the california firefighters. know what turns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly. and when i really want to take it up a notch we use k-y yours & mine. tingling for me, warming for him. wow! this holiday season get what you want stop fearing your alarm clock... with zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin

sorry, keith. alice, i'm not trying to beat up on you. i just -- >> i'm happy to answer this -- >> i'm just trying to get some clarification. when you say there are liberals that are coming into the state, if there's actually something there that's happening that shouldn't be happening, i want to know. i just want clarification from you because that would be a real problem if something is going wrong there. people are going there with bad intentions. >> that's exactly what the governor wants to investigate. that's the whole point of why we're having this conversation. >> let's -- >> he seems -- there is a concern when the margin of error was originally 50,000 and then all of a sudden -- >> the margin of error is going down because there are votes that haven't yet been counted. there are provisional ballots that haven't been counted. there are early votes that still need to be count ppd and there are mail-in votes that still need to be counted. particularly in palm beach county and broward county. we have a lot of votes still and provision

father keith caneiro shot dead. inside, the bodies of his wife jennifer and their children, jesse and sophia. investigators say they were killed before the blaze erupted. >> this is one of the most heinous cases that we have ever seen. >> reporter: authorities arrested keith caneiro's brother paul for allegedly torching his own home that morning with his wife and daughter inside. they escaped. then the deadly blaze at keith caneiro's home. the brothers had been in business together. investigators won't say whether paul is a suspect in the murder of his younger brother's family. >> the question is why. >> we're working on that. this happened less than 24 hours ago. >> for this to happen the way it happened, it's so sad. it puts you on edge. >> reporter: the caneiro home is still not safe enough for investigators to gather evidence. >> there's no answers. >> reporter: an outpouring of grief for a family investigators say was targeted and murdered in their own home. ron allen, colts neck, new jersey. >>> new questions

here's keith morris. >> 7:00 a.m., november 15, 2007, dawn in salt lake city, utah. he pulled into the restaurant parking lot, turned off his engine, sky beginning to brighten, sun not quite up. and there they were, the voices, the terror, the nightmare beginning. >> i immediately ducked down in my car after the first shot was fired. i laid there thinking, okay, this is how it's going to end for me. >> 91, what is your emergency? >> someone just shot a man laying dead in front of the village inn. >> it stands in stark contrast to much of the rest of salt lake city, this old chocolate factory, this grand stage for our story. it was converted to loft apartments in those boom years before the bust. and the style of living and location drew a distinct crowd. >> i loved this building. it was fabulous. >> born into privilege in england, raised in ireland and africa, she came here in august 2006 to visit a friend. >> i came on holiday and i met christopher and we just hit it off. >> christopher wright, a real estate developer lived in the same building and there was a party

keith ellison has a controversy to mastic assault. than theseems better republican. the rest of the ticket, i'm voting straight republican. people with some stickers on their car. host: a democrat and minneapolis. heather, what are your thoughts on the issues? caller: how are you this morning, and take you for taking my call. i listened to people -- host:

hold on, keith. i think keith has a very good question i'll reiterate. what do you mean by democrats are coming into the state and changing information -- liberals are coming in -- who? >> who, who? >> he is talking about what i'm referring to is these election officials in pachulia bealm bea broward counties are democrat leaning election officials. where were these votes when the polls closed? >> are you talking about people who live there? or people who live outside of florida? >> i'm talking about election officials. >> election officials from florida? >> they're not coming in from out of state. they live in the state and they're elected by the people of the state of florida in those counties to do these jobs. and while we're talking about it -- >> wait, sorry, keith. alice, i'm not trying to beat up on you. >> no, i'm happy to answer. i'm fully aware of what's going on here. >> when you say there are liberals coming into the date, if there is actually something there that's happening that shouldn't be happening, i want to know. i just want clarificat

that's what i do. >> reporter: keith urban is at home in brooklyn's barclay center as he is in the -- he's australia born, new zealand raised and 100% nashville. this year keith earned three cma award nominations, album of the year, male vocalist of the year and entertainer of the year. >> our thanks to abc's robin roberts. >> the 52nd annual cma awards air tonight, 8:00 p.m., right here on abc. we'll have the full breakdown tomorrow morning. >> we'll bring you the full >>> good tuesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm lynda lopez. here are some of the top headlines we're following this >>> extreme weather is in the forecast for the coasts. a new winter storm is moving up the atlantic today and low humidity and gusty winds are fanning a new fire overnight on the west coast. we'll have an update straight ahead. >>> florida's recount battle will extend longer than first thought. a judge has given palm beach county until next tuesday to complete its recounting of ballots. election officials claim it would have been impossible for the county to meet tomorrow's original deadline. the

. >> thanks, keith. >> and to all of you, thank you again for being here. that was quite an overview by peter. we have with us, eric, who is the deputy assistant secretary of defense for industrial policy. working for ellen lourd and in this capacity, he is the principal adviser to ellen for advising the overall health and policies concerning the industrial base and he comes to the pentagon after a number of years with mckenzie and company as a partner and has served in the u.s. army. so thank you for your service. so eric, what i'd like to do, we've heard from peter. he's taken us from aide say the 50,000 foot view and brought us down to about 20,000 feet. so with your help, if you could bring us down a little bit more with what you can share on this study. and maybe, maybe we could start with your thoughts on the aspect of the report, which is very focused on china. and goes into some detail around page 45 on the issues with china and the impact of that. but we'd like to hear from you more on that issue. >> sure. >> and beyond. >> of course. great. keith,

and outside, another grim find, their father: 50-year-old keith caneiro shot to death on the thwn. >> all four of them were victim of homicidal violence prior to ceen the fire was set. >> reporter: prosecutors say the quadruple homicide may be tied to keith's older brother, paul, who, in a bizarre twist, has seen charged with setting hises. the brothers were business sirtners in a lucrative computer company they founded nearly two decades early, called "squareone." the pair also had a technology consulting firm and a pest montrol company. >> i can't confirm or deny whether he is a suspect. rie only thing i can tell you is we are exploring the opportunity .hese two incidents are linked. >> reporter: late today, the tmmunity of colts neck gathered to mourn keith caneiro and his family. and as families gather for the holidays, some families in this community have gathered here to mourn. paul caneiro faces one count of aggravated arson for allegedly wttempting to burn his own house down with gasoline while his family was inside. he faces up to ten years in prison-- that is, if he's not al

the victim, keith caneiro, was the ceo. and that brother will be in court next week to face those arson charges. meanwhile, police here say there is no threat to public safety. they call what happened to that family a targeted attack. gio benitez, abc news, colts neck, new jersey. >> our thanks to gio there. >>> well, heavy rains today could trigger mudslides in the areas of california burned by recent wildfires. overnight the death toll in the town of paradise rose to 83. nearly 600 people are listed as missing. hundreds of families will spend the holiday in makeshift camps today. damage from the fires across the state could top $13 billion. >>> and time now for a look at your weather forecast for this thanksgiving day. >>> good morning. taking a look at thanksgiving day in the northwest part of the country, a mix is going to push throughout portions of the northwest with heavy showers throughout the northwest corner of the country, and the northeast is all about the cold, not just regular cold, very cold we're talking abo

keith doyle reports. it has been two days since matthew hedges was given a life sentence for spying in the united arab emirates. he was arrested six months ago while researching for his phd thesis. the foreign secretary demanded his release, insisting he is innocent. but the uae has been defined, saying he was properly tried and convicted. however, a further statement from the uae yesterday indicated a change of tone. it said... the foreign secretary described it as an olive branch and last night match had two matthew hedges' wife had a meeting with jeremy hunt, who matthew hedges' wife had a meeting withjeremy hunt, who she had earlier been critical. he has assured me that they are doing everything in their power to get matt free and back home to me. this is not as though they can when alone andi is not as though they can when alone and i think the foreign office and the british public, who are now standing upfor the british public, who are now standing up for one of their citizens. -- and 18. after the

keith boykin, alice stewart, amanda carpenter. amanda's the author of "gaslighting america: why we love it when trump tries to -- or lies to us p." either way. keith, what can oprah do for stacey abrams, do you think? >> oprah can do a lot pf take the state of georgia. georgia is 32% african-american, 51% female. oprah has a great deal of resonance with both of those communities because of her popularity, her tv show. and she's out there campaigning, knocking on doors. she's drawing attention to the race, creating publicity for stacey abrams. i think she's already having an impact in a very tight race. any little bit helps, and oprah will help. >> alice, you know, mike pence, the vice president, was in georgia on behalf of brian kemp. he mocked stacey abrams for being bankrolled by hollywood liberals. watch this. >> i heard oprah's in town in tonight. i heard will ferrell was going door to door the other day. well, i'd like to remind stacey and oprah and will ferrell, i'm kind of a big deal too. do you get that? and i got a messag

keith. >> looking good. >> keith, where did that mental slap in the face come from? >> i thought if i kept going, i'd be dead in a year. i didn't want to go out that way. the first day was less than a mile. each week, i pushed harder. when i got to colorado, i went out there a little early to adjust to the altitude because i knew it would mess with me. >> did creating these videos and sharing them help keep you accountable? >> it kept me going week by week. i would go back and watch the day zero one as a motivator. >> how long did it take to you lose the first 100 pounds? >> about four months. if there was too much snow, i would shovel it. >> nature can be so inspiring. >> what would you say to someone else? >> believe in yourself. >> congratulations on achieving your goal. it's awesome. >> thank you very much. >> what if i told you for $90, you could experience life in a sa safari. first thing you have to do is fly to crimea, climb in this little thing. >> that is a little close. >> i'm allergic. could you please. >> that is one affectionate cat there. >> i love you

the -- about host: go ahead, keith. caller: sorry. got tv on here. he talk about couples in states that trump won. but that has nothing to do with the constituents in those states. so that has nothing to do with math. he wants to talk about the math. 30-plus years in the house and senate, that's way too many years. he talks about all this immigration issues. 30-plus years and he has all these issues to do with this and that. he didn't do anything about any of that. talked about 2 and two was her career record. well, that has to do with math. she was in there too long. -- e we need to have some host: make sure and everybody else tuning in, thanks for the call. mute your television set when you call in. go ahead with your comments. cape coral, florida, where that senate race is still too close to call. laura on our republican line. caller: good afternoon. i'm calling from florida, the great state. and i'm very, very proud of florida and what we have done here. electing rick scott as our u.s. senate. and ron desantis for governor of florida. we have wor

charles: keith, i know you like apple or some others. could you argue that is the cheapest stock in the market from some traditional valuation metrics. what else are you looking at? >> i think apple will get cheaper before the selling is done. i think maximum down said may even be 150. that will upset a lot of people in the apple world but i think it is still a compelling company in the long term. amazon's chart is so bad it's good. nvidia was a strong surprise to the downside. after next year, a quarter or two from this, big tech bo fast standpoint that is great. otherwise traditional stuff, boeings, raytheons in the defense sector. proctor & gamble and j&js. those are hard to go down with. charles: that is ronald reed's portfolio, raytheon, j&j, proctor & gamble. >> what i say the market will not go anywhere until we get current policy uncertainties out of the way. number one get a trade deal completed. secondly have some indication that the upside for interest rates is more limited, more limited than what the consensus and the fed has

keith morrison: it was april 30, 2010, >>> it was april 2010. just over a year before the disappearance of michelle le. it was close, perhaps 50 miles away. and it was so -- coincidental. another young nursing student, almost the same age, same ethnicity, even the same last name, vanished from this shopping mall parking lot. her name, phuong le. police lieutenant greg hurlbut caught the case but couldn't find her. >> several weeks later, we got a call from a neighboring county, napa county, saying that they had a body out in the woods that somewhat matched the description of our missing person. >> reporter: it was indeed phuong le. but that was, by no means, the end of the investigation. >> to this day, we're trying to identify who, in fact, killed phuong le. >> reporter: so during that memorial day weekend in 2011, when detective hurlbut heard about the disappearance of a young woman named michelle le, he wondered, was this a break in his case? >> you have somebody that looks almost exactly the same, almost the same name, the same circumstances

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. >> reporter: the images of the fire replay in keith's head. >> you can still see the flames at night, i'm just so happy that my wife or the kids didn't see what i saw. >> this is video he saw from his car window as he drove out of paradise stuck in gridlock the morning the camp fire erupted. >> everything caught fire, all ofand the trees, the right, left and behind me and in front of me. everything was on >> this is a picture of his home, among the thousands destroyed, and his family is staying in chico and he has sadness and heart break. >> i try to hold it together and stay positive. it seems like multiple times a day me and my wife hold each other and cry. >> and a professor says it's expected. the victims will feel disaster related trauma for days and weeks to come. >> this will be a long time, when you've it will be a long time recovery. >> he says the longer the fire goes, the more en e who are pretty resilient in general may start to crack as it keeps going seven days, 8 days, nine days, i think if we can be kind and compassionate to one another, sensitive to one another, we'l

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. ♪ and keith urban walking away with the night's biggest award. we are backstage for all the big moments only on "gma" this morning. >> both: good morning, america. ♪ can you feel it >>> and good morning, garth and trisha. good morning, america. >> there were so many incredible performances. garth actually surprised trisha with a new song, and wait until you hear what he has to say about it. >> that's right. he was backstage with lara and she even got a chance to present one of the top awards of the night and she's taking us behind the scenes in music city. that's coming up just ahead. >> she did a great job. >> oh yeah. >>> but first, that nasty already deadly winter storm. millions waking up in a deep freeze this morning and the rain, snow and dangerous icy conditions are moving up the east coast. whit johnson starts us off there in washington, d.c. good morning, whit. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. it is shaping up to be a miserable morning commute. take a look at 395 behind me in d.c. it's that awful mix of rain, sleet and the snow

the victim, keith caneiro, was the ceo. that brother will be in court next week to face those arson charges. meanwhile, police here say there is no threat to public safety. they call what happened to that family a targeted attack. gio benitez, abc news, colts neck, new jersey. >> targeted and a wild attack. wow. >>> to tennessee now where police are searching for the suspect in a deadly concrete-throwing incident. 54-year-old joe shelton died after a chunk of concrete came crashing through his windshield as he drove to work. authorities say it was thrown from an overpass and now instead of celebrating thanksgiving, his family is making funeral arrangements. >> justice for us would be my father wouldn't want this to happen to anyone else. he was a loving and kind soul and he would want nashville to fix this, to protect its citizens, to protect the people that drive to work every day. you know, you should be able to drive to work and not fear for your life. >> his son said shelton took the same route to work for nearly 30 yea

. >> reporter: keith caneiro was found shot to death outside his million-dollar home. >> we believe in some form or fashion that this family was targeted. >> reporter: in a shocking twist, keith's brother and business partner paul caneiro is arrested, charged with aggravated arson of a different property, the same day police believe he set his own home on fire. >>> the horrifying new details about the deadly rampage at mercy hospital in chicago. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> reporter: authorities say 32-year-old juan lopez arrived just before 3:30 monday afternoon to confront his ex-fiance, e.r. doctor tamara o'neal, demanding his engagement ring back. that's when police say lopez shot and killed her. lopez then moving inside the hospital, killing chicago police officer samuel jimenez and pharmacy technician dayna less. >>> president trump is defending his daughter under fire for using her personal e-mail to conduct government business. during the campaign the president made hillary clinton's use of private e-mail a central issue. her lawyer issued a statement saying, "while transitioning into

keith: right. so general motors has the capacity to build one million more cars than it currently is building. they went to one shift, which you never want at a factory, and at one of the plants that is hawa, and also in detroit, and single-shift plants do not make money. that is not sustainable. -- romaine: how we can they shift? if they are building pickup trucks, and consumers decide they want fuel-efficient sedans, how quickly can they make that transition? done in acan be matter of years. there is a factory in detroit that used to build the big old detroit navigator. starting next year, they will be producing a pickup truck and an suv. consumern do that as choices change, but it just cost a lot of money. e: interesting story. we will see how it develops in the days ahead and also politicians' reactions. thanks to keith. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's

keith moon fatally overdosed in 1978. >> i wish we could have saved him. and knowing what we know now about drug abuse and rehab and all that, we might have done better. >> reporter: a cocaine-fueled heart attack claimed bassist john end whtwhistle in 2002. that left daltrey and townshend, who don't see each other all that much. >> after half a century of working closely with this guy, it's never ring him up and go get a beer and talking about life? >> we didn't have that kind of relationship. we did in the early days, used to go fishing, play golf. >> is any of that part sad? >> i had it once. if he ever wanted it again, he would make an approach. i don't want to play golf. i'd still go fishing. >> reporter: still, the two remain linked by something other than their music. so where are we? >> well, this is the first teen cancer hospital america ward that we managed to get ucla. >> reporter: for decades, daltrey and townshend have given their names, money and time to building teen cancer units in hospitals across the uk, and now america. >> nice to meet yo

[inaudible] >> are you keith? >> yes. >> okay. could you please -- jen cabiva, susan salter -- sauter, iris weiss, amy reischel, holly ritsinger, eric chow, lela moumi, marie tang-fernandez. skbl i am heidi ferrakamp. i teach at sfusd school of the arts. i just want to make sure that meme can hear me. i -- people can hear me. i heard nothing in the back. can we start it again if we're starting over? okay. hold on. i am heidi ferrakamp, and i teach at san francisco school of the arts. our daughter is two years old. i am the proud recipient of many awar awards. my husband and i live and work in san francisco at a time where it's becoming increasingly hard to live in san francisco: rather than spending hours a day commuting, we are attending events, participating in public performances and arts and outreach where my students are both organizers and audience members. we believe it makes a difference for us to be here in san francisco and we want to continue to stay here. our apartment in the mission is directly adjacent to an early ed

because if not, i agree with keith. they have more downside if they don't do something about it. >> here's the the question he owns there's little accountability for mark zuckerberg incentive wise because owns 60% of the voting shares so should congress step in and change security law to ka the am of voting shares -- of chairman or ceo can own? you know what i snow and >> that would be a long-term process. >> how do you change that because he really dictates what's going on -- >> we're talking about he's not letting go of the reigns of facebook. i think we might as well just forget it. he's not going to do it. he wants reigns of facebook even if it means the stock is going -- >> last word to you on facebook -- >> jeff absolutely correct he wants reigns and that's the problem because savvy executive would step up a ingo i made a mistake here's how we fix it but -- casting blame never work. been doing politic tour for 12 years and irritating frankly. >> exactly in the speak -- never said a conviction. premarket it was at

oz with what you need to know. >>> and a little bi >> keith urban! >> from keith urban's surprise y announcement. >> oh, m gosh, it's a willie. >> we have got all the highlights from the music awards. today thursday, november 2018., ♪ >> shout out to our oklahomaans. >> atlanta, go falcons! >> hi, mom and dad. >> it's my birthday today. >> and mine tomorrow. woo! ♪ >> best friends from boston. >> hi to my grandpa. >> and my girls in denver, colorado. >> sisters trip from upstate new york. yay! >> welcome back to "today." thank you for joining us on this blustery thursday morning.now i york in just a xpt.bi >> we are. >> they are bundled up and fired up. >>> we have a very busy morning. the snow and ice, they are back. travel is getting dicey as a massive storm rolls across much of the country. al's g the latest on who is getting the worst of this. >> right nowte are looking 114 million folks affected by flood watches, winter storm warnings and ice conditions as inland sections from virginia, west virginia, ohio, st. louis. we have an icy mix. we

keith campbell. taylor: time for your stock of the hour, united technologies has gotten chinese approval for its purchase of rockwell collins, clearing the way for the deal to go through. for more we are joined by romaine bostick. romain: they were waiting on that last approval from china, got u.s. approval last month. this will close the deal probably within the next couple days. rockwell collins will be folded into united technologies but the real issue for united technologies is there is a plan resume agree that they will break into three parts. getting the rockwell collins deal done was a huge component of that plan. now that this appears to be a done deal, investors will start looking to what the next structure of you tx as a whole will look like. do in termses this of the supply chain story? these are big parts in the military and civil side of the aviation sector. heftombination changes the they have in the supply change. does this change the relationship with the oems like boeing? they were p